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Enter-Prise School

Introduction to the Program

The Enter-Prise School is a unique initiative designed to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the life sciences sector. It is part of the "Life Science TTO Network" project, funded by the Ministry of Health as part of the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan - Innovative Ecosystems of Health.

Purpose and Objectives

The primary objective of the Enter-Prise School is to create a national network of technology transfer centers for Research Hospitals and Healthcare Institutes (IRCCS), universities, and research institutions in the life sciences sector. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between research and society, promoting the transfer of technology and generating social and cultural growth.

Program Structure

The school is structured as a four-day full immersion program, featuring theoretical training sessions, practical laboratories, team working activities, and direct interaction with experts, companies, mentors, and investors. The program is designed to accompany participants in the development of entrepreneurial ideas and projects related to the health sector.

Benefits of Participation

Participating in the Enter-Prise School offers a unique experience of growth, innovation, and connection. It provides an ideal environment for researchers, research managers, start-up entrepreneurs, and others to develop their ideas, share competencies, and broaden their perspectives. The program aims to transform ideas into entrepreneurial realities.

Previous Editions

The 2023 edition of the Enter-Prise School consisted of four full immersion days, each including theoretical training, practical laboratories, team working activities, and direct interaction with experts and investors. The program has been successful in promoting the culture of technology transfer in the life sciences sector and in fostering the creation of new enterprises.

Organizational Details

The Enter-Prise School is organized by the "Life Science TTO Network" project, which is part of the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan - Innovative Ecosystems of Health. The project involves 54 excellence centers located throughout the national territory, including public and private Research Hospitals and Healthcare Institutes (IRCCS), universities, foundations, and hospital companies. The goal is to incentivize the national culture of technology transfer in the life sciences sector and to overcome the distance between research and society, promoting knowledge and generating social and cultural growth.